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Comments from our Patients
"My Nurse was very nice. I would recommend your services highly. Thank You!"
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"Many thanks for the great service that my mother received from your people! Her nuse was wonderful with a lot of compassion. She always brought happiness to mom at a time that she was struggling to recover. She was full of laughter and encouragement Mom is continuing to improve because of the initial care she received at home!"
Special Programs:
CHF Program
Our CHF program is a comprehensive approach to the treatment of chronic heart failure. We pride ourselves on the quality care provided to our clients and use the latest in wireless CHF telehealth equipment.
A Specially trained cardiac nurse will oversee your condition with you and the type of care and services you will need. We will help you monitor your condition, answer any questions or concerns you may have and give you information about your condition. Support for your and your family is just a phone call away.
As a recent member of the Top 25% Elite Home Care Companies in the United States, our outcomes meet or exceed the national averages. We hope you allow us to become your provider of choice.
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Stroke Program
Our stroke program follows CJW's extensive stroke pilot program guidelines and has been developed to follow the patient from the hospital to the home.
Wound Healing Program
Advance Care has partnered with PolyRemedy, Inc and Doctor Stephen Crossland of the Retreat Doctors' Hospital Wound Healing Center and Chippenham Wound Healing Center in a one-of-a-kind study to help improve wound outcomes with the use of a new Personalized Wound Care System (PWS), a secure web-based application that collects and tracks information about a patients' wounds and dispenses custom Polyfit® Antimicrobial wound dressings based on specific care treatment plans that are tailored to each patient.
This exciting study has the potential of significantly impacting, if not revolutionizing, the quality of care imparted to patients with chronic wounds.
